On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 08:51:21 -0700, you wrote (with possible editing):

>John
>It might be a good idea to own a db meter. The local bell company used 
>to have a test tone number. Dial the prefix you are in plus 0002 and a 
>1k tone is transmitted at 0db. Their window is -9 to -12db. If it was 
>anything lower than that they are supposed to fix the problem. Another 
>good reason to have the tool is to show your customer that their telco 
>lines are very low level and its not his phone system. Then the customer 
>might have more clout when he screams and yells at the phone company 
>about his low levels. He will know that his new switch is not the 
>problem. All the conference chip does is amplify conference. If you have 
>junk coming in you are going to get louder junk going out. The squeaky 
>wheel gets the grease

Adding to the above.  If the telephone company is not immediately
forthcoming, a complaint to your state's public utilities commission
may prove very effective.  I have used that in both New Hampshire and
Vermont and it produces fast results.
--

Larry
Email to rapp at lmr dot com

>
>John Berry wrote:
>
>>Ok this may not be a PBX issue per-say, but I have a new KXTA1232-2  
>>connected to 6 CO lines from the Phone Company (SBC) at an office  
>>that is just outside the city-proper of San Diego in an  
>>unincorporated city (Spring Valley, CA). We have 13 kxt7736 phones,  
>>two DSS, and One TVA50 using Dpits on one port (jack16).
>>
>>Problem: They frequently connect to calls that have such a low volume  
>>the both sides cannot hear each other. When I come and call my cell- 
>>phone (Next-h-ell) volume seems low, but ok for conversations, also  
>>the same when I call a Cingular or Sprint phone. Also conference  
>>calls are horrible for the outside parties that cannot hear each  
>>other at all.
>>
>>I am placing an IC19 conference-chip this weekend for the 'conf-call- 
>>volume-issue'.
>>
>>Question #1 Does the distance from the CO make a difference in DB's  
>>on a regular phone call?
>>
>>Question #2 Can the phone company do anything about the volume?
>>
>>Question #4 Will the conf-chip make the conf-calls louder, including  
>>the white-noise?
>>
>>Question #5 Will the earth keep spinning if I have to refund all his  
>>money because he thinks my phone system I sold him is a piece of junk??
>>
>>
>>John Berry
>>Lantex Voice & Data Systems
>>San Diego, Ca
>>
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